Given the current economic situation, how are real estate investors reacting in this inflationary context? Which sectors are receiving the most attention from investors? What are the prospects for the evolution of the real estate market?
To answer these and other questions, today EPRA - European Public Real Estate Association - and IBERIAN PROPERTY present, for the fifth time, at the Westin Palace Hotel in Madrid, an in-depth debate aimed at the national and international investment community: the V Iberian Reit & Listed Conference.
As in previous editions of the event, the main listed real estate companies in Spain and Portugal are represented at the highest level, with speakers of the stature of Ismael Clemente, CEO of Merlin Properties; Miguel Pereda, CEO of Grupo Lar; Pere Viñolas, CEO of Colonial; David Martínez, CEO of AEDAS Homes; Dominique Moerenhout, CEO of EPRA; and Jana Bour, Director of EU Policy at EPRA; as well as leading industry professionals such as Ignacio de la Torre, Chief Economist at Arcano Economic Research; Borja Ortega, CEO of BNP Paribas Real Estate; Carlos Portocarrero, partner at Clifford Chance; Inés Arellano, Director of MERLIN Properties; Jon Armentia, Corporate Director of LAR España, and Guillermo Astorqui, Head of Real Estate Finance at BNP Paribas, among other prominent speakers.
Ignacio de la Torre, today on the V IBERIAN REIT & LISTED conference
The main issues for debate will include an analysis of the new opportunities and challenges facing the Iberian economy in the new context of global order, and how the real estate sector is facing these new times and realities.
Iberian Property and EPRA present, for the fifth time, at the Westin Palace Hotel in Madrid, an in-depth debate for the national and international investment community national and international investment community: the V Iberian Reit & Listed Conference.
The session entitled "Taxonomy and Real Estate Finance - A New Reality?" will delve into the new European paradigm for financing. The impacts for the real estate market, the adaptation and reaction of the banking system, the possible evaluation of listed companies by investors, as well as the measurement of their carbon footprint will be analysed.
The last panel discussion will focus on "Armageddon Scenarios for Real Estate - Really?" where the focus will be on the negative comments of some analysts predicting a real Armageddon for real estate investment, when the reality seems to show a strong comeback of the market full of opportunities.